Racist attack in Trappes: Emmanuel Macron “worried” about “little compassion”, a national tribute will be organized

This Wednesday, during the report of the Council of Ministers, Maud Bregeon reported the introductory remarks of the President of the Republic. Emmanuel Macron spoke about the racist terrorist attack which struck Yvelines last Friday. According to the government spokesperson, the president spoke about the “very little compassion that there was in the hours that followed was worrying, as were the attempts at exploitation that followed.”

She also announced that a national tribute would be organized. According to Maud Bregeon, President Macron “insisted on the fact that in these moments, we had to be responsible, in unity, in dignity and be alongside the families.” However, she did not specify the dates and terms of this tribute. As a reminder, Friday October 23 in the morning, in his car, a resident of Yvelines shot at eight different sites and killed a 26-year-old Frenchman of African origin, Pengo Bossio Wangi, and injured several others, including at least four with African or North African-sounding names, in Trappes and La Verrière.